Successful Stacking DVD by Sharon Zambito - now in stock!

[MtBaker]

We just received Sharon's latest DVD and we have put it on sale through Monday.

If you purchase her new DVD before Monday, you will get $2 off from the normal price of $23.49.

Here is the link: Successful Stacking DVD - By Sharon Zambito

Here is information on her new DVD:

Sharon Zambito will lead you through the complete process of stacking a multi-tiered cake, using a method which minimizes the amount of damage that occurs to the icing during the process. Learn how to stack in a way that will allow very small borders or no borders at all.The techniques taught in this lesson can also be applied to many different types of stacking systems and equipment. This complete step-by-step video also includes a full supply list and suggested vendors.

Topics covered include:

* How to cut and prepare support boards for the base of the tiers using 2 methods
* How to prepare both buttercream and fondant tiers for stacking using a method which allows very small borders or no borders at all
* How to properly dowel the tiers
* How to transfer and place the upper tiers using 2 different methods
* Repairing damage to the icing created during stacking


Two Bonus sections:

* How to do stenciling on the side of the cake
* How to apply a fondant ribbon border

[2sdae]

Told Ya Guys!!!!! Woo-hoo!

[bupbup74]

Ugh!!! My wish list keeps on growing!!

[mommarivera]

Originally Posted by bupbup74

Ugh!!! My wish list keeps on growing!!

know what you mean!! Mine does too!!

[bupbup74]

Yep, I better go play the lottery again!

[puzzlegut]

I already got my copy and it's a pretty neat DVD. My only complaint is I would have liked it if she had shown how to disassemble the stacked cake in order to serve it or how to cut the servings while they are stacked. Otherwise it was pretty informative.

[2sdae]

you cant cut a cake stacked. You just pick up the layers and then cut. It's usually done by someone at the venue not usually the cake maker prolly why she didn't show that.

[cupcakeshoppe]

and also there are different ways to cut a cake. i like indydebi's way, though. it makes more sense to me.

[2sdae]

very good point cupcakeshoppe.

[puzzlegut]

Originally Posted by cupcakeshoppe

and also there are different ways to cut a cake. i like indydebi's way, though. it makes more sense to me.

Is there a link or thread that shows how indydebi cuts a cake?